Thursday, October 27th, 2005
Category: Prototype
, Toolkit
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moo.fx is a superlightweight, ultratiny, megasmall javascript effects library, written with
prototype.js by Valerio Proietti.
This beast weighs in at a massive 3kb :)
Prototype seems to be one of those libraries that people just want to build on. And this one gives you effects such as:
- Toggle Opactiy
- Toggle Height
- Toggle Width
- FadeSize Width, Height, Both
- Toggle Resize
- Custom Resize
- Text Transition
To make this happen…
window.onload = function(){
var effect = new fx.Height('myelement',{duration:400,
onComplete: function(){
alert('the effect is finished');
}
});
}
Info

( via Rob Sanheim )
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Unfortunately the effects changing the opacity don’t work with Opera…
The effects are neat – but don’t seem to be any better or different (without diving into code implementation) than scriptaculous. Is the reason why you guys post this on an AJAX related site because of it’s usage of Prototype?
I guess I’m just much more excited about AJAX possibilities and less about Javascript/GUI related cleverness.
The test links aren’t working at the moment. :(